When I opened the message, I found that Wayne Johnson had written:
> No but if you got a new machine for her then it probably wouldn't
> have that limit. Does your machine have the 137 gig limit ? If your
> machine doesn't have the limit & her new machine doesn't then you'll
> be able to use for an external backup device on both machines [not at
> the same time, unless you mapped the drive]. As a matter of fact even
> if her machine has the limit but if your's doesn't then you would be
> all set as you could share the drive & she could back up to it across
> the network & then the 137 gig limit would NOT be a factor. So find
> out if your system has the limit or not before deciding whether to
> put the drive in an external enclosure.
I can use it on mine! So then, I just set it up as an external USB and we
can both use it for storage?
What equipment do I purchase to set it up that way. Just an external
case and USB cable. Is it powered via USB?
>If your system has the 137 gig limit then just send me the drive. ;-)
Sorry, pal, you're outta luck on this one! Maybe next one <smile>.
Thanks,
Jim
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